Two doors down star reveals favourite episode
He told host Lisa Kennedy his favourite is when Cathy, his character's wife, goes to a health spa and leaves Colin on his own and he goes to Wetherspoons.
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He explained: "He got hammered for about two or three days.
"That's my favourite one.
"That was filmed in the Lincoln Inn in Knightswood, Great Western Road, where the very first time I was in it was the early 70s."
Kennedy also said she 'loved' the episode.
She said: "Your acting as a drunk person is spot on."
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Watson went on to reveal he also studied at drama college alongside pop star Sheena Easton, from Bellshill.
Watson add: "Sheena's very first live gig with a band was in the Lincoln Inn."
Easton rose to fame after starring in reality tv series The Big Time: Pop Singer.
She appeared in Prince's concert film Sign o' the Times and sang duet vocals for hit song U Got the Look.
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